Nothing Ear Wireless In-Ear

27 reviews

Dec, 2024

Positive
design (17)
sound (14)
comfort (8)
reliability (5)
usability (5)

Negative
size (2)

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alaTest has collected and analyzed 27 reviews of Nothing Ear Wireless In-Ear. The average rating for this product is 4.1/5, compared to an average rating of 4.0/5 for other Headphones for all reviews. Views about the usability and price are on the whole positive. The comfort and sound are also mentioned favorably, whereas some have doubts about the size.

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We analyzed user and expert ratings, product age and more factors. Compared to other Headphones the Nothing Ear Wireless In-Ear is awarded an overall alaScore™ of 97/100 = Excellent quality.

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Expert review by : Christian de Looper (pcmag.com)

Nothing Ear (Open) Review

Good audio response for open earbuds ; Advanced EQ features ; Unique transparent design ; Solid battery life

Bass response is lacking ; No wireless charging

The Nothing Ear (Open) true wireless earbuds deliver good audio performance in a stylish design that lets you hear your surroundings.

Sep, 2024

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Expert review by : Justin Owen (slashgear.com)

Nothing Ear (Open) Review: Clever Earbud Design Around The Back And Inside - SlashGear

Nothing returns with another new pair of earbuds, this time made to wrap around your ear and sit out and above your ear -- with surprising results.

Clever Industrial Design ; Excellent sound quality ; Easy to use ; Long Battery Life

Considerable Price

Sep, 2024

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Expert review by : Benjamin Lucks (androidpit.com)

Nothing Ear (open) Review: What are the Open Headphones Good For?

With the Ear (open), Nothing wants to offer its headphones expertise in an open ear design. nextpit's review clarifies whether this formula works!

Very comfortable to wear ; Good bass performance ; Battery life of up to 8 hours ; Great equalizer + ChatGPT integration

Sound quality decreases at high volumes ; No HD codecs ; No wireless charging support ; No ANC

With an impressive bass performance, the Nothing Ear (open) offers the exact feature the competition failed to deliver thus far. Nothing would therefore have had a good chance of convincing new customers to purchase open-ear earbuds. Unfortunately, the...

Sep, 2024

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Expert review by (androidcentral.com)

Nothing Ear (Open): Nothing less than open ear perfection

Open earbuds suffer from one problem in particular: middling frequency response. Not anymore. Nothing Ear (open) is a bass lover's dream! Nothing did it! Booming bass from open earbuds

Sep, 2024

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Expert review by : Ian Dean (creativebloq.com)

Nothing Ear (open) review: my first open sound earbuds are almost perfect

I use them every day.

Comfortable fit ; Unique design ; Deep, rounded audio

A little chunky

A smart design, comfy fit and solid sound quality for a good price, the Nothing Ear (open) are near perfect entry-level open sound earbuds. Some could find the design too chunky.

Sep, 2024

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Expert review by : C. Scott Brown (androidauthority.com)

Nothing Ear Open or Nothing Ear? My choice is... both!

How many earbuds should you own? One do-it-all set, or many sets for different reasons? Our Nothing Ear Open review makes the case for many.

Attractive open design ; Comfortable ; Long battery life ; Good sound ; Easy controls

No wireless charging ; Case is big ; Only one color option ; Pricey

As I mentioned earlier, before I even took them out of the box, I had already decided the Nothing Ear Open wouldn’t replace my Nothing Ear 2. The open-style design is too limiting in both sound quality and removal of real-world sounds for me to use...

Sep, 2024

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Nothing Ear review: Wallet-friendly perfection

The third-generation Nothing Ear is now a mature product that establishes what premium, feature-packed, fun-to-use earbuds should look and sound like! Get an Ear full of quality sound, features, and fun

Apr, 2024

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Expert review by : Sherri L. Smith (androidpolice.com)

Nothing Ear review: Premium features at a mid-tier price

The Nothing Ear serves up audiophile-quality features with decent ANC in a slick, futuristic design at a great price

Design that's comfortable yet sleek and futuristic ; Great audio quality ; Lots of customizable features ; Pinch controls are easy to use

Spotty call quality ; Short battery life with ANC enabled

Apr, 2024

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Expert review by : Ian Dean (creativebloq.com)

Nothing Ear and Ear (a) review: eye-catching designs meet high-end tech, for less

Sounds like something you'll need, but which is right for you?

Clever, smart design ; Crisp and rich audio ; Fantastic app

Noise cancelling could be better

Both Ear and Ear (a) offer excellent audio quality combined with sharp design and detailed custom features (for Ear only), for a good price. What's not to love about the new Nothing Ear and Ear (a)?

Apr, 2024

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Expert review by : Antoine Engels (androidpit.com)

Nothing Ear Review: Almost Unbeatable Value-For-Money

The Nothing Ear are Hi-Res-certified, LDAC-compatible earbuds with Active Noise Cancellation and priced at $150. Here are my thoughts in this review.

Hi-Res certified ; LDAC and LHDC 5.0 codecs supported ; Far more balanced audio signature ; Good Active Noise Cancellation ; Solid battery life

Design is identical to its predecessor ; Not the best passive noise insulation

Would I advise you to buy the Nothing Ear for $149? That's a big "Yes" from me. The value for money proposition is obvious. The HD codecs supported, Hi-Res certification, a timeless stylish design, solid battery life, and decent Active Noise...

Apr, 2024

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